Jan. 6 investigators hit back at Trump over pardon threat: ‘Do it. Or shut up’
The members of the Jan. 6 investigative committee are hitting back at President Trump for his threat to nullify the ...
Atlanta cops can’t sue former mayor, DA over firings during Black Lives Matter protests
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Yakima Herald1 天
Ivory Coast is losing US aid as al-Qaida and other extremist groups are approaching
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The Hockey Writers2 天
Predicting the Windsor Spitfires’ Quarter-Century Teams
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Gun store closes in Mars Hill, greenway feasibility study completed
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Tyler Engle, Don Strahler to be inducted into District 12 hall
A girls’ coach who amassed nearly 300 victories and quartet of high-scoring players who combined for nearly 6,000 career ...
Former Union County humane agent gets 15.5 years in prison for animal cruelty, other charges
Former Union County Humane Society chief Steffen Baldwin was sentenced to 15.5 years for bribery and animal cruelty.
'It felt dirty': $60 million in Washington jail legal claims while oversight remains absent
Local governments and insurers paid over $60 million to resolve and defend hundreds of jail-related claims in the last five years, a KING 5 investigation found.
No oversight, high cost: Washington taxpayers shoulder $60 million burden for jail litigation
Local governments and insurers paid over $60 million to resolve and defend hundreds of jail-related claims in the last five years, a KING 5 investigation found.
Trump will visit the Justice Department, months after his criminal prosecutions were dismissed
Trump's trip, two months into his second term, is particularly striking because of his status as a criminal defendant indicted by the agency.
Washington taxpayers shell out $60 million for jail claims, lawsuits as oversight bills fail
Local governments and insurers paid over $60 million to resolve and defend hundreds of jail-related claims in the last five years, a KING 5 investigation found.